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Sport and games- Do you prefer team or individual sports and why

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English - Food, drink  and eating habits (1)

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conversation between Anna and Tom

Anna: We need to talk about the generation gap for our school project.

Tom: Yes, let’s compare children, teenagers, adults, and seniors.

Anna: Children like colorful clothes, while teenagers follow fashion trends.

Tom: Adults prefer practical clothes, and seniors usually wear classic styles.

Anna: When it comes to technology, children and teenagers use smartphones all the time.

Tom: Adults use technology for work, but seniors often find it difficult.

Anna: Communication is also different – young people text, but older people prefer phone calls.

Tom: Lifestyle changes too, because young people like going out, and seniors enjoy staying at home.

Anna: Their values are different – teenagers want freedom, adults focus on work, and seniors value family.

Tom: I think the generation gap is not a problem, it just makes life more interesting.

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E: I had a doctor’s appointment yesterday. In my country it was almost free.

T: Really? In America it’s very different, health care is very expensive.

E: How do you pay for it?

T: Most people have private health insurance, but the monthly cost is very high.

E: That sounds difficult. In my country we all pay insurance to the government, and then hospitals are cheap or free.

T: That’s nice. In the U.S. if you don’t have insurance, even one night in the hospital can cost thousands of dollars.

E: Wow! Here you sometimes wait for treatment, but you don’t pay such high bills.

T: In America you usually get treatment faster, but money is always a big problem.

E: So in my system, access is for everyone, but waiting can be long. In your system, speed is good, but only for people with money.

T: Yes, exactly. I think your system is more fair, because everybody can see a doctor.